The American Historical Association has applied the discipline’s professional standards to President Trump’s revised executive order and found that it does not pass historical muster.
Over spring break, 175 students from the Big Red Marching Machine (BRMM) traveled to Ireland to participate in multiple competitions and performances, bringing home best overall band honors.
The Office of International Studies and Programs (OISP) is excited to announce five new grant opportunities for Illinois State faculty members.
The United International Association (UIA) will be hosting the 46th annual International Fair at Illinois State University on Saturday, March 25, in the Brown Ballroom of the Bone Student Center.
An update from Emily Brown, a junior German teacher education major with minors in Spanish, French, and political science.
Suejung Han, an assistant professor of psychology, is studying how faculty can be an important ally in the process of international students finding their footing on a foreign campus.
This summer, five geography students will participate in a three-week exploration of Japan with Professor RJ Rowley.
The International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) unit in the Office of International Studies and Programs at Illinois State University will be offering an opportunity to help students begin their search for job opportunities after graduation.
Seven Kinesiology and Recreation students, along with Professor Rachel Smith, sailed away to the western Caribbean in January as they explored exotic ports of call aboard the Disney Fantasy.
Jessica White, currently a sophomore at Illinois State, was a freshman in 2016 when she applied for an Undergraduate Professional Development (UPD) grant. “Going to Peru seemed like an unattainable dream, until the University Professional Development Grant helped make it a reality,” White said. “Before I went to Peru, I was close-minded in some areas of
